The Random Stroll
A long walk ahead, with thoughts to unwind,
I set out to brighten my day,
My steps were light, my heart was kind,
As I strolled along my way.
I passed some dandelions, swaying in the breeze,
Their yellow heads were so bright,
And as I walked, I felt at ease,
With nature's calming light.
The path I took was winding,
With twists and turns to spare,
But as I walked, I found myself finding,
New sights that I could share.
I saw a family of ducks,
Swimming in a nearby pond,
Their quacks and splashes brought good luck,
And made my heart respond.
Then I saw a tree, with branches wide,
Providing shade for all below,
And as I rested by its side,
I felt my worries go.
The three-cornered walk I took that day,
Was more than just a stroll,
It helped me find a peaceful way,
And heal my daily sway.
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